About Daniel
My career has hinged upon one question: is the work I'm doing making a social impact? When I attended Boston University's College of Communication, a plaque with a quote from Horace Mann hung near the entrance: "Be ashamed to die until you have won some victory for humanity." That stuck with me.
I'm a Massachusetts native, born and raised on the North Shore, and Boston University graduate. I spent a decade working in journalism before transitioning to government and public policy. Most recently, I've expanded my skills by working in digital marketing and nonprofit fundraising . Today, I want to apply the sum of my skills to missions that I care about.
When I'm not working, you can find me at small club concerts, reading a book at the bar of my local watering hole, trying new recipes in the kitchen while dancing to music, watching movies, and spending time with nephews, niece, and many cousins. My jokes run from referential to dad-level puns and I speak meme.
"I think that in a way, the language is a surface, and is something that is made by things that are not spoken or not written down. And empathy is one of these things that are in the ground."
Jenny Erpenbeck